Good Child Music for Percussion at PASIC!

Percussionists!

If you’re attending PASIC this year, stop by Steve Weiss Music (Booths 743-749) to check out Good Child’s newest percussion publications!

Including new works by Caleb Burhans, Cenk Ergun, Judd Greenstein, Ted Hearne, and Angelica Negron, as well as the first publication of music from So Percussion’s Amid the Noise, by Jason Treuting.

Be sure to catch the So Percussion show tonight at 8pm!!

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Stay tuned for more great percussion music coming soon!!

GCM Catalog Spotlight: Caleb Burhans Solo Works


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Today we are excited to draw your attention to GCM composer Caleb Burhan’s works for solo instruments.

To explore our full catalog of music for solo instruments (excluding keyboard), follow this link: solo-works-excluding-keyboard

GCM Catalog Spotlight: Caleb Burhans Solo Works

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Caleb Burhans

Composer, violinist/violist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Caleb Burhans was born in Monterey, CA, and has lived in New York since 2003. He has been heralded by the New York Times as, “animated and versatile”, being a, “sweet voiced countertenor” as well as a “new music virtuoso”. Caleb’s early musical influences were widespread both musically and geographically, ranging from his father (who in the 60’s and 70’s played with Ray Charles, Kenny Rogers and the Everly Brothers), to his training as a boy soprano in Houston, TX, to his early studies in Janesville, WI, where he studied violin, piano, music theory and composition, as well as picking up viola, cello, bass, percussion, mandolin, guitar, electric bass, and conducting. 

Caleb is a regular member of groups including ACME, Alarm Will Sound, Beyondo, Bleknlok, Escort, itsnotyouitsme, Newspeak, Signal and the Wordless Music Orchestra. His compositions benefit from the synergy of writing for people he plays with, and his performances of other works draws from his insights as a composer.

Featured Solo Works:

A Moment for Elliot Smith - for solo flute

Glimpses of Mars - for double bass

Walk Through the Valley of Dead Flowers - for violin

Lullaby for Madeline - for marimba


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Good Child Music for Orchestra! Five killer works! Check ‘em out:

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Explore the Catalog: Works for Orchestra

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Jason Treuting - oblique music for four plus (blank)

Composer/performer/improviser Jason Treuting enjoys making pieces that translate numbers and letters into patterns of sound. He has made music with and for So Percussion, QQQ, Alligator Eats Fish, Matmos, Kneebody, Steve Mackey, Big Farm and many other experimental artists.

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Angelica Negron - What Keeps Me Awake

Composer and multi-instrumentalist Angélica Negrón was born in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1981 and is currently based in New York. Interested in creating intricate yet simple narratives that evoke intangible moments in time, she writes music for accordions, toys and electronics as well as chamber ensembles and orchestras.

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Ted Hearne - Patriot

Ted Hearne is a dynamic composer, conductor and performer with polyglot sensibilities in new and traditional classical music. As comfortable in operatic and orchestral works as in rock and choral music, Hearne’s compositions are socially engaging, exploring the complexity of contemporary experience with visceral power and raw emotional beauty.

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Caleb Burhans - oh ye of little faith… (do you know where your children are?)

Composer, violinist/violist, singer, and multi-instrumentalist Caleb Burhans was born in Monterey, CA, and has lived in New York since 2003. Heralded by the New York Times as “animated and versatile”, a “sweet voiced countertenor”, and a “new music virtuoso”, Caleb’s early musical influences were widespread both musically and geographically, ranging from his father (who in the 60’s and 70’s played with Ray Charles, Kenny Rogers and the Everly Brothers), to his training as a boy soprano in Houston, TX, to his early studies in Janesville, WI, where he studied violin, piano, music theory and composition, as well as picking up viola, cello, bass, percussion, mandolin, guitar, electric bass, and conducting.

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Judd Greenstein - Today and Everyday

Composer Judd Greenstein was born and raised in the Greenwich Village neighborhood of New York City, where he began his compositional life by writing hip hop beats as a teenager. His concert works reflect those origins, as well as his traditional piano background, combining an urban, beat-oriented sensibility with a late Romantic classical harmonic language. A passionate advocate for the indie classical community in New York, Judd is the managing director of NOW Ensemble and the co-director of New Amsterdam Records.

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